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Hastinapur: flood, Karna temple and Pandeshwar

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The epic itself records Hastinapur's flood and the move to Kaushambi.

The Mahabharata says the Ganga washed away part of Hastinapura under Nichakshu, who moved to Kaushambi; Lal found an erosional scar around 800 BCE. Locals show a Pandeshwar temple (Yudhishthira's linga) and a Karna temple. Jains link it to three Tirthankaras.

Who: Nichakshu, Yudhishthira, Karna

Places: Hastinapur, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, Kaushambi

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